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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sarevok" data-source="post: 475435" data-attributes="member: 8859">"I've always thought that Capeoira is one of the coolest looking martial arts ever. Is it true, Relic (or anyone else who would know) that it was developed by African slaves and many of the moves were developed to be used when a person's arms are shackled? All I really know is what Eddie from Tekken looks like, and one show on the Discovery Channel." EnforcerI am Brazilian (here Capoeira comes out of thin air), and I think I have more authorithy than you to speak about Capoeira. I am able to say that Capoeira is not a Martial Art, but just a dance. This is just my opinion, you can agree, or you can ignore it, like pigs ignore pearls."Don't forget, when you talk about kung fu you're referring to over three hundred and fifty different styles of melee combat. There's a huge scope for difference in that range." NoOneofConsequenceYou seems to be very enlightened, if you can answer me something, please : I practice kung fu, but I don't know what style of kung fu, I just do what my teacher (he dislikes to talk with new students, so he will not say to me what style I am training) orders me to do, every day. How can I know what style I am training? I am curious, I don't knew this "three hundred and fifty styles", I thought that was just five or ten (forgive my lack of knowledge about this, I work with chemistry, not fight, I am new in these things...).</blockquote>